Rapidly-growing non-alcoholic beer market ‘underdeveloped’
Sales of 0.0 products rising fast but Irish consumers are a long way short of some European counterparts
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Heineken expands 0.0 draught beer to 3,000 Irish locations
Republic’s non-alcoholic beer market is ‘underdeveloped’, says brewing company’s Irish boss
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The exclusion of craft beer breweries from Ireland’s largest music festival is a microcosm of the David-and-Goliath nature of the business
Dublin pub lobby risks losing the dressing room over price hikes
Minimum wage workers in firing line with Government poised to delay Living Wage introduction
Heineken raises full-year profit guidance despite net loss in first half
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Heineken sells more beer in first quarter, sticks to outlook
Brewer focused on restoring volume growth this year
Heineken price hike could add 15 to 20 cent to cost of a pint
While the brewer is adding 6 cents to its price, sources indicate this could rise to as high as 20 at the taps due to margins such as VAT
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Heineken shares drop as economic uncertainty hits beer market
Brewer raised its beer prices by double digits in the first half of last year and high single digits in the second
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Heineken axes Island’s Edge stout, Aldi’s profits dip, and thousands ‘illegally’ paid less than minimum wage
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Sligo’s oldest pub removes Heineken draft products after price hike
Local beers from breweries such as White Hag are being served instead in Thomas Connolly’s
Cost of a pint to rise by 25c for many next month as brewer hikes prices
Heineken, which brews a number of brands, blames ‘significant increases’ in cost of energy, packaging, and raw materials
Heineken taps into moderation culture for zero-alcohol promotions
Responsible consumption campaign with Free Now arrives at a time when more people are choosing not to drink
Heineken sales jump as drinkers soak up higher prices
Dutch brewer posted revenues up 37% to €16.4bn as consumers return to bars and restaurants
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Senior team are beneficiaries of good work which goes on at club and schools level
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The Irish company has emerged from the pandemic with a desire to keep it simple
Keenan and his fellow Leinster frontliners focused on getting that fifth star
‘They are the days you want to be involved in. All the work has been geared towards getting to a Heineken Cup final’
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Drinks group reports 88% bounceback in revenue
Three Leinster players on European player of the year shortlist
Caelan Doris, Hugo Keenan and James Lowe, included on five-man shortlist
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‘Transformational’ loan will allow green energy supplier meet fast-growing demand
Leinster favourites as O’Gara and Sexton to renew rivalry
Leinster fans face a difficult and expensive challenge in supporting their team
Ronan O’Gara focused on ‘writing a new page of history’ for La Rochelle
Champions Cup: semi-final between Racing and La Rochelle looks like being a close affair
Drinks industry’s call for excise cut won’t get Ministers buying a round
Cantillon: Irish drink rates high but Government likely to have other priorities
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All-Ireland semi-final in the Aviva Stadium on the cards if Leinster and Munster prevail
Munster will give Toulouse a tougher test this year, says Van Graan
Coach says his side have momentum and confidence generated by successive wins
Damian de Allende: ‘I will leave Munster with lots of happy memories’
Springboks centre particularly enjoying playing for the crowds at Thomond Park
‘Hungry’ Leinster heading for Leicester knowing they need to be patient
Henshaw looked razor sharp against Connacht, and has rarely felt fresher
Heineken delivers better-than-expected sales as people return to pubs
Beer volumes rose 5.2 per cent on an organic basis
Quarter-final line-up set but Sheeran ensures Thomond is out of action
Toulouse win sees them travel to take on Munster in Dublin while Leinster are also away
Cullen relishes prospect of Tigers test as Leinster ease past Connacht
Head coach praises four-try James Lowe after province secure quarter-final spot
Four-try Lowe to the fore as Leinster swat aside Connacht in second leg rout
Likely quarter-final date with Leicester booked in the diary after Aviva hammering
Matt Williams: Blind luck if the eight best teams reach Champions Cup quarters
Plenty of teams that under normal circumstances would be dumped out could qualify
Ulster must stay on the front foot when Toulouse come to town
The defending champions have shown before in Belfast how dangerous they can be
Leinster boosted by key returns as they look to make good on their advantage
Andrew Porter and Rónan Kelleher back in frontrow for Aviva Stadium second leg
Three changes to Leinster team to face Connacht in Champions Cup
Jamison Gibson-Park, Andrew Porter and Rónan Kelleher make starting XV
Jack O’Donoghue growing more comfortable with Munster leadership role
Backrow says side must put missed opportunities behind them in second leg with Exeter
Pat Lam backs introduction of 20-minute red cards
Proposal would see sent-off player replaced by substitute after time period elapses
Munster disappointed with loss but have reasons to be optimistic ahead of second leg
Johann van Graan happy with changes made to breakdown and scrum after poor first half
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